In the living room, Lill's expression, who was silently playing with the game console in his hand, did not change at all.

He has seen this many times.

He looked up at the three medals in the display box on the wall.

That was the glory his father Dick had before when he was a hero.

A long time ago, there were dozens of medals in it, and Dick's favorite thing was to point to these medals and boast about his glorious past to the young Lear.

Unfortunately, in order to repay the gambling debt, Dick sold all these medals mixed with rare metals one by one. Now there are only three most valuable medals left.

Lear put down the game console, got up and came to the front of the display box. He took down all three medals, and then quietly put them in his pocket and walked out of the room.

Martha and Dick were arguing enthusiastically, and Lill's behavior was naturally not discovered.

Lear walked aimlessly on the street, in the darkness, his eyes filled with numbness.

The hero he once yearned for and admired is now just a villain who is so bad that he doesn't even care about his family.

If this is the case in the world of adults, he would rather not grow up in his life.

As he was walking, he suddenly saw a diamond-shaped black crystal floating in the void in front of him.

He was stunned and as if he had seen the most wonderful thing in the world.

It can realize its wishes!!

Lill quickly determined his thoughts.
Chapter completed!